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This site is full of ideas. Some of them might make you cringe. They may not align with your worldview, perspectives, or experiences. That’s a great thing.

An idea to please the communist left

People come from all over the world to immigrate to the United States. Many risk it all and come with little more than the clothes on their body seeking the freedom enshrined in our Constitution. Democrats (communists) have been arguing for decades that we have to control the population. At the same time, Democrats want to give amnesty to all of the undocumented immigrants in the United States who decided, for whatever reasons, against becoming a legal citizen. Meanwhile, the left considers the Constitution an unfair, white supremacist document that makes the United States irredeemable. In other words, they…

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Invest in Big Spray Paint

I think Big Spray Paint is bankrolling Black Lives Matter (the communist organization, not the concept). Look at what an absolute boon the Summer of 2020 has been for Big Spray Paint. They haven’t had this good a year since 1984 when Breakin’ and Breakin’ 2: Electric Boogaloo came out. I’m not conspiracy theorist, but the way law enforcement is looking the other way while protesters vandalize everything with spray paint, and the way corporations are falling all over themselves to fund the protesters who, of course, need the money to buy more spray paint, I have to think…

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If you don’t like this site, you are a racist

I know what you meant by that. If you don’t like what you read on this site, you hate kids. People who don’t read this site want to destroy the environment. Those who question what I’m saying want tall people dead. How many of you read any of the first four sentences and just know what I was really saying is you’re ugly? Disagreeing with me is not who we are. If we save just one life, we have to do things my way. Maybe you should just stop watching so much Faux News. If any of the above…

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Why would anyone go to a protest?

If you’ve seen any video accounts of some of the things happening at protests around the country, I can’t figure out why anyone would go to one. Even Antifa people. Whether you’re going to watch, participate peacefully, steal stuff, beat people up, or just throw things at windows/cops/other people, it sure seems like the chance of getting hurt or killed is much greater than maybe hanging out at home that night. I’m not sure who would think it was a good idea to attend a protest right now, but it seems like if you knowingly wade into one, you…

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I have a clean conscience

While white people across America are bending over backwards to confess their white privilege or, I guess, “fragility,” I’m afraid I have a different perspective. I have a clean conscience. In my house, my parents never talked about race. It never came up. I can’t remember a time watching television with my parents, or being out at a store, or at a professional sporting event, where either of my parents mentioned the race of anyone we were seeing. It just didn’t come up. And why would it? It didn’t matter then, and it doesn’t matter now. These days, you…

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Conservatism vs Democrats

Before I start, let’s get the definitions clear: Democrat = political party with an agenda to tear down America and the Constitution and replace it with a socialist system that they dominate. Socialist = A Democrat Liberal = People in America who’ve been told for 30 years that conservatives are racists, bigots, homophobes, xenophobes, islamophobes, sexists, etc. and figure they’re none of those things, so they must be a liberal (even though they agree with 90% of conservative values without even knowing it). What’s the difference…? Conservative vs Democrat Happy vs angry Individual thinker vs group thinker Tolerant vs…

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The solution

I’ve shared quite a few thoughts on race relations in the past few days. It’s clear we have a problem. Most would agree. I’ve been thinking about this quite a bit, and I’d like to offer up a comprehensive solution. There are four ideas here, but I think to work, we need to make them all happen. Clearly, this is a dynamic situation, and I’m under no illusion my list is exhaustive. But hopefully, this will get the ideas flowing… National Military Service for all adults Israel requires that all children, when they reach the age of 18, enlist…

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Celebrate diversity

Well? This is it. This is what the celebration of diversity looks like. This is what happens when we all go out and show off everything we don’t agree on. This is what it looks like when we focus on everything that divides us. This is what happens when you tell people that what makes us different is our skin color, which, ironically, is an inherently racist premise. You can’t have a functioning set of friends, school classroom, workplace, community, city, state, or country if no one has any idea what unites them. You can’t look past your differences…

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Another perspective on racism

When there are multiple people involved, the only way to have a productive conversation is for everyone to share their perspectives. It’s the only way to understand each other’s life experiences. Once you find the commonalities, then you can start finding unity. With that, here’s a perspective. Do you know anyone who hates being told something they already know… like they’ve never thought of it before? Perhaps that describes you. You know, when there’s something you know, or do, with great care, say like writing a thank you note when someone does something nice. So you go to a…

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“White privilege” is a narrative

The concept of “white privilege” is a destructive narrative with little basis in reality. It oversimplifies something that can’t be quantified – that all white people (men, in particular) can live their lives without fear of race-based harassment or suspicion, while others – specifically blacks – live in constant fear and must always be looking over their shoulder. In short, it’s lazy thinking. A concept first crystalized by W.E.B. Du Bois in the 1930s and made popular in the late 80s by Peggy McIntosh, a women’s studies scholar at Wellesley, white privilege has become a fairly popular narrative in…

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